Hirado Chrysanthemum Flower Vase Sakura cherished since the Edo period

cherished since the Edo period (1603 CE–1868 CE)

The shape stands out with its square rim and smoothly rounded body

showcasing the raw texture of the clay in a rustic creamy-white hue

they are also well-suited as gifts for family and friends

The unique and traditional method used to decorate the surface of the figurine is a technique called mori-e which is similar to the technique of slip trailing

Hirado Chrysanthemum Flower Vase Sakura cherished since the Edo periodSerene and luminous, this porcelain vase is truly breathtaking. Crafted in the elegant silhouette of a gourd, it exemplifies the pinnacle of refined artistry. Chrysanthemums, sculpted with meticulous precision, embellish its surface, each petal shaped to evoke the soft, lifelike curves of real flowers. Layer by layer, these blooms come to life. This piece showcases the kikka kazari zaiku technique, realized through the exceptional artistry of Nakazato